The candy wall

Twenty-six peg bags across five color families. The bag color is the category — buyers find tamarind, gummies or lollipops by sight before they read a word.

The classics — coconut banderitas, mazapan and obleas. Traditional Mexican confection, the shelf that sells on nostalgia.

Oblea Carnaval

Colored flour wafers

0.75 oz

Oblea con Cajeta

Wafers with goat's milk candy

2.75 oz

Mazapan

Peanut candy discs

6 oz

Banderitas de Coco

Natural coconut candy

5 oz

Marshmallow, pudding, gum and cherry pops. The soft-confection family, no heat anywhere in it.

Bombones

Marshmallows

3.8 oz

Cachetadas

Slaps lollipops

2.5 oz

Duvalin

Assorted pudding flavors

3.5 oz

Goma de Mascar

Assorted Mexican gum

4 oz

Jumbo Cereza

Cherry lollipop

4.75 oz

Gummies and sour belts — no chile, all sweet. The kid-facing family and the one that anchors a clip strip.

Gomitas Lombriz

Gummy worms

5 oz

Gomitas Ositos

Gummy bears

5 oz

Gomitas Velitas

Gelatin candy sticks

3 oz

Tiras Arcoiris

Rainbow sour belts

4 oz

Tiras de Fresa

Strawberry sour belts

4 oz

Straight tamarind — pulp, spoons and the pulparindo family. The traditional end of the wall.

Cucharitas

Tamarind spoon candy

4 oz

Pulparindos

Assorted tamarind candy

3 oz

Pulparindots

Tamarind candy, liquid filled

4.5 oz

Pulpitas

Tamarind pulp candy

4.75 oz

The chile shelf — tamarind hard candy, enchilado gummies and spicy paletas. The heat family, and the one that turns fastest.

Caramelo Tamarindo

Filled hard candy, tamarind

4.5 oz

Gomitas Enchiladas

Assorted chili gummies

3.25 oz

Loco-Cochas

Tamarind candy

3 oz

Lucas Mix

Spicy gummies

2.6 oz

Paleta Pollito

Spicy lollipop

3.9 oz

Paleta Surtida

Chili lollipops

2.9 oz

Polvito Agridulce

Sweet-and-sour sugar candy

2.7 oz

Tolteca Mix

Assorted Mexican candy

3.25 oz